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Visit the landscape of "Independent People": Vopnafjörður
Vopnafjörður is a bay and small village in the northeast of Iceland, located halfway between Þórshöfn, Egilsstadir and Kolbeinstangi Peninsula. 700 people live there all year-round. Vopnafjörður's...
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A little France in the heart of Iceland: Fáskrúðsfjörður
Fáskrúðsfjörður sometimes known as Búðir is a small town with around 700 inhabitants in the East of Iceland, whose history greatly links to France.The emblem of the town is a boat called Rex. Rex, you...
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Souvenirs from Iceland - What to bring home?
Buying souvenirs is not necessary when visiting other countries, but it is always nice to bring a little something back home from your trips as a reminder of the good time you spent abroad. Here’s a...
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The amazing waterfalls in Þjórsárdalur - South Iceland
Þjórsárdalur (Thjorsardalur) valley in the south of Iceland lies along the river Þjórsá, between the mountains Burfell in the east and Skriðufell in the west, about 140 kilometers from Reykjavík. From...
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Volcanoes, waterfalls and delighful museums in Borgarnes
Borgarfjörður is located in the west fjords of Iceland and is home to the nearby town Borgarnes. Borgarnes has 2,000 inhabitants and is located 75 kilometers from Reykjavik, and has lots of fantastic...
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Tips in Landmannalaugar hiking - In the Highlands of Iceland
Landmannalaugar is a pearl in the highlands of Iceland, situated in the nature reserve Fjallabak. Located at the edge of the Laugahraun lava field, which was formed during a volcanic eruption around...
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What to do in Iceland - Diving, snorkelling, surfing, fishing...?
KayakingIf you are an experienced kayaker, you can cross most rivers in Iceland and even venture out to sea. Some stunts, including that of Faxi in southern Iceland, is known to be a favorite place for...
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20 Hiking trails in the Highlands! Kerlingarfjöll
The series of volcanic mountains known as the Kerlingarfjöll get their name after a rock which is said to be a troll woman who turned to stone when exposed to daylight.Kerlingarfjöll, located in the...
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Alcohol in Iceland. Why do supermarkets only sell light beer?
This happens to many of us; When you arrive in Iceland, you go to the nearest supermarket to buy a few beers. Back at the hotel, you realize, after opening the first can, that it is a light beer...
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What to do with 1000 crowns (8 €) in Iceland?
DrinkIcelanders are fond of coffee, and you'll find all the towns have charming little cafes with hot drinks and pastries on offer. A classic coffee costs about 300 crowns and the price doubles for a...
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Cheap flights to Iceland from the U.S. Tips to travel to Iceland
Iceland has quickly become a popular touristic destination and this tendency continues to grow, and with good reason, as the country has plenty to offer all year long. From the breathtaking Auroras...
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Aurora Borealis in Iceland: tour or independent?
The Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights, is a natural phenomenon that fills the night sky with almost supernatural colours. For people in polar latitudes, these are frequent events, but for many...
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Top 6 Original Hotels in Iceland! - Where to stay in Iceland
I understand that when choosing accommodation it comes down to a person’s individual tastes and needs! but still, I've decided to compile a list of the most original and interesting accommodation I've...
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The 5 best Hot Springs in Iceland - Enjoy the lagoons!
Iceland is a country known for its geothermal energy and its natural hot springs. Here are five lagoons that can be enjoyed by locals and visitors!Blue LagoonThe most famous lagoon in Iceland, located...
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The Icelandic Weather: myths and realities
The first image that comes to mind at the mention of Iceland is of a dark country covered in ice and snow all year round. Forget everything that comes to mind when hearing the word “Iceland". Cold,...
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Rent a car in Iceland: Car Comparison by price in Iceland + Tips for Renting...
If you’re planning to tour Iceland by car, then Iceland car rentals provide the cheapest and best way to explore the vast island. With public transportation being scarce outside major cities like...
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Can I camp anywhere in Iceland? - Camping in Iceland
There are several things you need to keep in mind if you are planning to camp or spend the night in the outdoors and not in a campsite. In November 2015, a new law approved by the Ministry of...
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Reykjavik and Akureyri: urban walks in the Iceland’s largest cities
It’s possible to take a ramble around large towns in Iceland and still feel like you are in the countryside. The two main cities in Iceland are Reykjavík and Akureyri, and both towns have many...
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Top dangerous places in Iceland - What not to do in Iceland!
In February 2016, after an incident on the beach Reynisfjara in which a man died, the Ministry of Industries and Innovation, who are responsible for tourism, met to compile a list of the most dangerous...
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Game of Thrones, Interstellar,... Movies filmed in Iceland!
Over the past decade, Iceland has become a popular destination, not only for tourists, but also for filmmakers, who come from all over the world to film here.Iceland is a haven for filmmakers, with its...
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